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This armored vehicle can resist mines and jam airwaves
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force recently delivered a new electronic warfare tactical vehicle.
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Here are the cyber staffing issues facing the Defense Department
The Department of Defense’s 10-year-old cyber war-fighting outfit may need up to 1,000 new, highly specialized employees. As cyberthreats proliferate, can it find them in time?
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DoD needs to know what’s happening in space, general says
The Defense Department’s top space officer said the department can cede the public face of space control, per President Trump’s recent memo, but must continue its space situational awareness mission.
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Senators look to emphasize U.S. cyber prowess
The Senate’s version of the NDAA looks to certify DoD’s cyber authorities.
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Leidos wants virtual Iraq and Afghanistan to look more like reality
Leidos has been awarded a $210 million contract to provide the Army training and simulation capabilities.
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Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
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Dynetics wins $38 million contract for Gremlins drone program
Dynetics has been awarded for Phase 3 of DARPA’s Gremlins program.
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How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
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The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
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Cyber Command has a role, but Pentagon leaders struggle to define it
DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command.
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This armored vehicle can resist mines and jam airwaves
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force recently delivered a new electronic warfare tactical vehicle.
-
Here are the cyber staffing issues facing the Defense Department
The Department of Defense’s 10-year-old cyber war-fighting outfit may need up to 1,000 new, highly specialized employees. As cyberthreats proliferate, can it find them in time?
-
DoD needs to know what’s happening in space, general says
The Defense Department’s top space officer said the department can cede the public face of space control, per President Trump’s recent memo, but must continue its space situational awareness mission.
-
Senators look to emphasize U.S. cyber prowess
The Senate’s version of the NDAA looks to certify DoD’s cyber authorities.
-
Leidos wants virtual Iraq and Afghanistan to look more like reality
Leidos has been awarded a $210 million contract to provide the Army training and simulation capabilities.
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
Dynetics wins $38 million contract for Gremlins drone program
Dynetics has been awarded for Phase 3 of DARPA’s Gremlins program.
-
How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
Cyber Command has a role, but Pentagon leaders struggle to define it
DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command.
-
This armored vehicle can resist mines and jam airwaves
The Army’s Rapid Equipping Force recently delivered a new electronic warfare tactical vehicle.
-
Here are the cyber staffing issues facing the Defense Department
The Department of Defense’s 10-year-old cyber war-fighting outfit may need up to 1,000 new, highly specialized employees. As cyberthreats proliferate, can it find them in time?
-
DoD needs to know what’s happening in space, general says
The Defense Department’s top space officer said the department can cede the public face of space control, per President Trump’s recent memo, but must continue its space situational awareness mission.
-
Senators look to emphasize U.S. cyber prowess
The Senate’s version of the NDAA looks to certify DoD’s cyber authorities.
-
Leidos wants virtual Iraq and Afghanistan to look more like reality
Leidos has been awarded a $210 million contract to provide the Army training and simulation capabilities.
-
Navy receives new electronic warfare environment for its F-35 jets
Given the dynamic nature of electronic warfare in today’s battlefield, solutions must undergo robust testing and simulation prior to deployment.
-
Dynetics wins $38 million contract for Gremlins drone program
Dynetics has been awarded for Phase 3 of DARPA’s Gremlins program.
-
How Obama’s drone playbook could influence future cyber operations
The head of U.S. Cyber Command said the government is currently working through how to use cyber capabilities in areas where U.S. forces are not engaged in active combat.
-
The Navy’s next question on AI: How exactly will machines learn?
The Navy is still working its way through the integration of autonomous behavior into its system.
-
Cyber Command has a role, but Pentagon leaders struggle to define it
DoD is still contemplating policy and employment of cyber forces several years after the stand up of Cyber Command.
